Abolition of Schools of Business Urged by Black
William Black, a self-made businessman who built a nut store and coffee chain from $250, argues against college business education. He says practical on the job training replaces the need for business schools and claims Columbia University has not taught the subject. Black notes his donations to medical education and his belief that real decision making comes from experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Parkinson's Disease Foundation
Columbia
School of Business
Claire Cox
New York
UPI
Black
Inter
Petitors
Ipay
Waylor
Alloans
Busistead
William Black
Nances
Coffee Distributing
Restaur
Schools of Business
East German FDJ Campaign Promotes Pledged Votes and Parades
A Sunday digest reports the East German youth group FDJ organizes a six day campaign to mobilize voters for local elections. Activities include door knocking, street demonstrations, factory outreach, and blue blouse parades led by Young World pledges. The plan aims for a high turnout on a single list of candidates in a tightly controlled election.
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Edward Shields
Berlin
Hanedlana
Grell
East Germany
Young World
Fdj-Ers
FDJ
Walter Albright
National Unity Front
West Germany
Ex-Stewardess Sues United Over Personal Questioning
Donna Koehler a 25 year old former United Air Lines stewardess files suit in state Supreme Court alleging two United executives questioned her about intimate personal life at LaGuardia Airport and forced her resignation. She says she was detained for seven hours and that the questions were unrelated to her job and involved alleged prostitution by roommates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Donna K. Koehler
United Air Lines
State Supreme Court
United
Miss Koehler
United Air Line
LaGuardia
Supreme Court
George Carney
Koehler
James W. Miles
District Attorney's Office
Price Plea Continues As Steel Row Grows Heated
Kennedy presses for a labor settlement within productivity gains and price stability. White House notes nine of twelve steel firms replied, some opposing Kennedy advisers' inflation views. U.S. Steel's Roger Blough and others face a developing debate over steel prices and profits amid looming Oct wage boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
McDonald
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Steel
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Wall Street Journal
RAFB Grads Highlight Air Command Assignments and Honors
Five different commands receive Reese graduates as 15 aircraft types are assigned. Two officers join Strategic Air Command, two to Air Defense, four stay with Air Training Command, and 21 to Military Air Transport Service. Lt Huggins and Lt Van Inwegen awarded Commander’s Trophy for top achievement.
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Niagara Falls
Empire State Building
Strategic Air Command
Air Defense Command
Air Training Command
Military Air Transport Service
Fof Reese
Tactical Air Command
ATC
Col
L. C. Hess
Ted
Lawrence E. Huggins
Chillicothe
Earl S. van Inwegen
Lensing
Huggins
Bradley University
van Inwegen
U. S. Air Force Academy
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East Berlin
West Berlin
Red Youth Group
Chicago
Rafb Grads
Thumbellina Kissy Doll
Lubbock
Fisher, Price
Playskool
Child Guidance
Kohner, Kenner
LIFO
Rawlings Football Outfit
Rawlings
Bobby Layne
Eldon Yakkity
You
Remco
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